Macron says talks with Trump on Red Sea, Ukraine 'constructive'
- French President Emmanuel Macron said his talks with U.S. President Donald Trump on Ukraine and the Red Sea were positive and detailed.
- Macron said France would support Ukraine through the winter and strengthen its air defenses with radars and interceptors.
- Macron and Trump discussed supporting Ukraine, an energy truce, and a possible moratorium on strikes against energy and civilian infrastructure.
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Macron is pushing for more American support for Ukraine, while also seeking solutions to disruptions in maritime traffic and their implications for global oil prices.
French President Emmanuel Macron called on Washington to provide "faster and stronger" cooperation to Ukraine during a meeting with his American counterpart Donald Trump in New York on the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, the Paris newspaper Mond reported this morning.
President of France, Emmanuel Macron, said he had a very constructive conversation with US leader Donald Trump about the situation in Ormuz and the war in Ukraine.
Trump agreed with France's initiative to help Ukraine protect its energy infrastructure from Russian strikes, as stated by Macron, and the President of France stated that he had discussed with the American leader the Zelensky initiative to establish a moratorium on attacks on energy facilities, and
Emmanuel Macron proposed this Monday to Donald Trump several initiatives to counter the rise in oil prices, at the UN General Assembly in New York. Among them, a resolution on the Strait of Ormuz,...
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